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City looks at 2.3% tax hike

City looks at 2.3% tax hike

Maintaining St. Albert’s current level of services in 2013 will require a property tax increase of 2.
City shuffles administrative structure

City shuffles administrative structure

City manager Patrick Draper has redrawn some of the lines on the city’s organizational chart and swapped some of the city’s departments in what he describes as a move to better position the administration to support economic growth.
Travis Vader could get break on charges

Travis Vader could get break on charges

Travis Edward Vader, the man accused of killing St. Albert couple Lyle and Marie McCann, may soon get a break on a series of drug- and firearm-related charges.
City launches good neighbour program

City launches good neighbour program

As the story goes, Patrick Morrison, a resident of Woodlands, was a smiling, helpful man whose toolbox, snow blower and even his brand new truck were available for any neighbour who needed help.
MacKay renews attacks on downtown plan

MacKay renews attacks on downtown plan

A minor amendment forced the adjournment on a public hearing for the downtown, but that didn’t stop Coun. Cam MacKay for again making the case against the downtown area redevelopment plan (DARP).
At Home – Infill homes bring life to old neighbourhoods

At Home – Infill homes bring life to old neighbourhoods

Garry Greanya and Susan Cherewyk’s house is just two months old but it’s located in St. Albert’s oldest neighbourhood and the couple sees it as a way to bridge the old with the new.
RCMP see more cocaine in St. Albert

RCMP see more cocaine in St. Albert

Managing the drug scene in St. Albert has long been a concern for the RCMP, but increasingly the Mounties are cracking down on cocaine traffickers. Const.
Stabbing case stumps police

Stabbing case stumps police

An altercation in a northeast Edmonton casino's parking lot Thursday evening led one man to Servus Credit Union Place, where he was treated for several stab wounds.
National experience, local footprint

National experience, local footprint

The city’s economic development manager didn’t have to look far when he hired the individual who will work as his right-hand man. Aaron Latimer, who has lived in St. Albert for the last 12 years, is St.
City unveils dispensers for dog waste bags

City unveils dispensers for dog waste bags

The city is asking dog owners to help make its newest initiative on keeping the sidewalks clean successful by sacrificing a few used grocery bags. St.
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